FOOD PRODUCTS
We understand how critical safety, management, and documentation is at every step of food processing and manufacturing.
Using our industry knowledge, we can help you write an insurance program aligned with your business goals — taking into consideration the ramifications of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) and the best practices of Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP). In addition, TGA Insurance, A OneGroup company, is one of a very select group of brokers who have received On Your Side® Food Certification by Nationwide Insurance.
Product Contamination
Standard insurance coverage forms exclude coverage for contamination of your products in process. We can manage your program to ensure that this exposure is properly covered.
Food Safety Regulation
Government regulations have never been more stringent than they are today. With the regulations of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA), it is more important than ever to be aware of your ever-changing responsibilities as a food processor.
Product Recall
Withdrawing your compromised product from the marketplace is an expensive and complicated obligation which can cause significant financial loss to both you and your clients. A properly written product recall program should protect all involved parties from financial detriment.
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Prepare for Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period
Are you or a loved one enrolled in Medicare? It’s important to be prepared for the Annual Enrollment Period (AEP), which begins on October 15th and runs through December 7th. This is a key time for Medicare beneficiaries to review and update their plans to ensure they have the best coverage.
How Does Your Benefits Broker Get Paid?
Most brokers earn commission from insurance carriers. Others charge fees for services provided. Greater transparency in these payment methods can help you control rising health care costs. But, more importantly, a clear picture of how your broker is paid can lead to a long-term, strategic relationship that benefits you and your employees. Working with a broker is often the first step in creating a comprehensive employee benefits plan.
Your Condo Lets You Avoid Many Homeownership Hassles — But You Still Need Insurance
A lot of condo owners assume that their association takes care of insurance, in addition to maintenance. But that’s not entirely true, especially when it comes to your belongings and other items within your unit.